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The King’s Bird review
Games do an admirable job at depicting mechanized flight. Whether it’s staunch simulations that mimic the thrills of dogfighting or…
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Make Time for Touhou Luna Nights
The Touhou Project began with a collection of meticulously-coded bullet-hell shooters, or danmaku. Coded by a former Taito programmer, who…
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Guacamelee 2 review
The canonical ending of 2013’s Guacamelee delivered a cheerful conclusion, with protagonist Juan Aguacate using his lucha libre skills to…
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IndieGo #4: Anima: Gate of Memories and Nogalious
From large developer houses like Pyro Studios (the Commandos series) and Mercury Steam (Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, Raiders of the…
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Road to Ballhalla review
Sphere rolling has been an enduring mainstay in gaming, popularized across titles like 1984’s Marble Madness, the Super Monkey Ball…
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Overcooked! 2 review
“Kitchens are hard environments and they form incredibly strong characters.” – Gordon Ramsay 2016’s Overcooked! was pure indie ingenuity, placing…
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Nekopara Extra review
Many visual novels contain sophisticated plots that require readers to pay careful attention. The Nekopara series, on the other hand,…
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Create Your Own Games With Pixel Game Maker MV
Like any creative medium, games inspire us. For many, they stimulate impassioned online debates over the merits of a title.…
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Devilishly Fun: To Hell with Hell (Early Access)
Steam is packed with indie-developed, rogue-like, twin stick shooters. Several of these are exemplary efforts with Enter the Gungeon, Nuclear…
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Iro Hero review
The Switch might be one of the younger pieces of dedicated hardware, but Nintendo’s hybrid already has a rich software…
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